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One Step Wealthier

One Step Wealthier

By: One Step Wealthier
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Welcome to One Step Wealthier

A podcast about money, mindset, and making your life work on your own terms.

Every Sunday, I share honest reflections about investing, saving, and building a life of freedom—especially for women who are just starting out or feel like “finance isn’t for people like me.”

I’m a qualified financial advisor and I’m also someone who’s figuring it all out, one step at a time—and sharing what I learn along the way. Expect straight talk, a few mistakes, and a lot of encouragement.

🌱 Want to start investing but feel overwhelmed? Download my free guide Start Investing Without Freaking Out here: onestepwealthier.carrd.co

Follow on Instagram @onestepwealthier or get in touch at onestepwealthier@gmail.com.

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One Step Wealthier 2025
Economics Personal Finance
Episodes
  • Is Money Evil? What You Really Believe Might Be Holding You Back
    Dec 28 2025

    Is money really the root of all evil — or is that just an old belief we never questioned? In this episode, I explore how our childhood experiences shape our money mindset and how those hidden beliefs might be quietly sabotaging our financial goals. I reflect on a surprising comment from a colleague, the deeper meaning behind our discomfort with wealth, and why rewriting your money story can be the first step to building a life you actually want.

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    7 mins
  • Why I’m Glad I Didn't Invest in My 20s – Lessons From Die With Zero
    Dec 21 2025

    In today’s episode, I share some reflections inspired by the book Die With Zero by Bill Perkins — and how it completely changed the way I think about money, investing, and life.

    Instead of regretting not investing in my 20s, I now see those years as a gift: a time when I invested in travel, experiences, and building “memory dividends” that are still paying off today.

    I also talk about how I now view life as a series of mini-retirements, and why balancing time, money, and energy is more important to me than saving everything for a distant future.

    Join me for this personal reflection, and maybe rethink how you want to invest — not just in stocks, but in your own life.

    📩 Want to chat about your money journey? I’m opening up a few free money coaching spots. DM me on Instagram @onestepwealthier or email onestepwealthier@gmail.com. No pressure—just a chat.

    🌱 Want to start investing but feel overwhelmed? Download my free guide Start Investing Without Freaking Out here: onestepwealthier.carrd.co

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    10 mins
  • Optionality Is the Real Goal (Not Early Retirement)
    Dec 14 2025

    In this episode, I share a more honest reason I invest: not just to retire early, but to create options.

    Financial freedom isn’t about never working again—it’s about never having to do work that drains your soul just to pay rent. It’s the freedom to walk away from jobs that don’t align, to switch careers, to take a sabbatical, or to chase something that feels more like you.

    I talk about:

    • What “optionality” really means in day-to-day life
    • Why you should still invest even if you love your job
    • How money gave me the ability to move countries, take risks, and walk away from misaligned paths
    • Why even small amounts matter—and how inflation and shaky pensions are real risks we need to face

    Whether you’re all in on FIRE or just want to feel less stuck, this episode is a reminder that money is more than just money—it’s about dignity, space, and freedom.

    📩 Want to chat about your money journey? I’m opening up a few free money coaching spots. DM me on Instagram @onestepwealthier or email onestepwealthier@gmail.com. No pressure—just a chat.

    🌱 Want to start investing but feel overwhelmed? Download my free guide Start Investing Without Freaking Out here: onestepwealthier.carrd.co

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    8 mins
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